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Life is rarely a straight line; it’s often more of a doodle full of unexpected twists and squiggles.
Just ask Annie Ridout.
Her journey – from being ousted from her job while pregnant to creating a thriving, multi-dimensional career as a journalist, author, poet, and entrepreneur – will feel so relatable.
After vowing never to be at the mercy of someone else's power to pull the rug from under her, Annie has pivoted and diversified to build a career rooted in her passion for writing while embracing the joys and challenges of motherhood.
What’s more, she’s refreshingly honest about the highs and lows she’s experienced along the way. Whether it’s the challenges of creating online courses, navigating the pandemic or homeschooling her neurodivergent child, Annie and I dive into dealing with the pesky ANTS (automatic negative thoughts) that crop up along the way.
Here’s what to listen out for:
[01:42] Designing a career that works around your life.
[05:30] The impact of career interruptions on women.
[08:27] Dealing with perceived failure.
[12:04] Dealing with the logistics of having a child at home.
[15:36] Challenging your perception of a situation.
[20:56] Annie’s core lesson from her experiences.
[23:36] Seeing challenges as opportunities and taking positive action.
[26:28] Cheer up your day with Annie’s poem.
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“In the end, we only regret the chances we didn’t take, the relationships we were afraid to have, and the decisions we waited too long to make.”
– Lewis Carroll
You’d think escaping violence in your home country and arriving in the UK with £300 not knowing anyone a soul would be a pretty high-stakes moment for anyone. But for Sue Harper, it was being in a job and feeling like she should be doing something else that were the highest stakes of all.
It takes courage to leave a well-paid job you know isn’t right for you and pivot to something you’re passionate about… especially in your 50s and particularly if you want to go it alone. But taking that leap of faith has been well worth it according to Sue.
Here’s why you need to tune in 🎧
Hear how Sue has gone from being a school teacher and working for a computer software company to running her own successful picture-framing business and teaching others her passion. Discover practical advice on building a business, embracing change, and overcoming the fear of starting over – even later in life. And learn how Sue’s belief in abundance has shaped her choices.
Here’s what to listen out for:
[04:58] When you need to take a leap of faith.
[06:24] Finding work in your 50s.
[07:36] Doing work you’re meant to do.
[10:20] Take the opportunities that come your way.
[11:52] Living with an abundance mindset.
[17:45] Focusing on a mailing list.
Whether you're contemplating a career change, starting a new business, or simply wondering, ‘What’s next?’ this episode will motivate you to embrace your squiggly career path.
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Would you make decisions based on whether you can say yes to joy, peace, connection and ease? And how different might your life be if you did? 🤔
Prioritising joy, peace, connection and ease is how Bea Marshall moves through her life now. So whether it’s coffee with a pal or giving a keynote speech, each situation or activity is assessed on whether it ticks all four boxes.
Why?
Because Bea spent so much of her life feeling like she was failing and didn’t fit into the conventional norms society expects.
And it wasn’t until she discovered that both she and her kids were neurodivergent that she realised that she moved through the world differently…and that was ok.
Here’s why you need to tune in 🎧
Come and discover why Bea feels like her life now has simplicity because of the approach she’s adopted. Learn why she feels she hasn’t had a career until recently and what she says she’s been doing instead. And hear what it means to discover you’re neurodivergent in midlife and where it can take you when you open your mind to the possibilities ahead.
Here’s what to listen out for:
[00:43] The non-career career.
[05:21] Navigating the end of a marriage and a business.
[07:47] Feeling like a failure.
[09:48] The positive impact of discovering you’re neurodivergent.
[13:38] Being exactly who you’re meant to be.
[14:25] Saying yes to joy, peace, connection and ease.
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A ‘lifequake’. That’s how Helen Kewell describes the moment she collapsed at work after experiencing burnout.
Having been someone who would push through tough situations, someone whose identity was built on doing and achieving, Helen says she felt she was being stripped of her sense of self as her body said no and forced her to just ‘be’.
But after feeling like she was disappearing and being forced to hit the pause button, Helen’s new career in psychotherapy has opened up a new opportunity to explore some of the big topics that crop up when we hit midlife… and to smash the perception that midlife is a hurdle to overcome.
Here’s why you need to tune in 🎧
Hear how Helen tackled burnout, chronic fatigue syndrome and confronting her own mortality, why we need to be conscious of the impact of midlife on our partners and learn why Helen is taking steps now to plan for her next career interruption.
Here’s what to listen out for:
[01:28] The fallout from burnout.
[02:51] When your sense of self is deconstructed overnight.
[04:15] What contemplating mortality meant for Helen.
[07:21] Life transitions in an underserved audience.
[11:14] Men’s perspective on midlife.
[15:10] The motto that Helen lives by.
[16:49] Why Helen is planning another career interruption.
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If you’ve ever seen midlife as a challenge or a hurdle that needs to be overcome, this is the conversation for you.
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Imagine growing up on a council estate in Manchester, attending a school ranked one of the worst in the UK, with parents who fled their home country to build a new life.
From this unlikely starting point, Claire Hoang was encouraged by a teacher to pursue her dream of working in TV, and against the odds, Claire worked her way up to a role as a social media specialist at ITV Studios via the BBC, Dentsu Aegis and Thomas Cook Airlines.
She’s here to share the rollercoaster ride that saw her face redundancies, contracts ending unexpectedly and taking time out for maternity leave. It’s a story of how challenges can become opportunities and how a £40 face cream saved the day.
Tune in to hear:
[00:21] Dive into the twists and turns of Claire’s rollercoaster career journey.
[01:14] Discover how Claire pursued her dream career against the odd
[02:15] Claire’s top strategies to stay prepared for unexpected redundancy.
[04:52] Why hitting the restart button could be the best career move.
[06:59] Hear the powerful takeaway that Claire carries with her.
[08:20] The motto that keeps Claire driven and inspired every day.
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Ever feel like balancing your career, family, and dreams of starting your own business is impossible?
And after struggling to juggle a corporate job with small kids, Erika Robinson made a bold move – she waved her job goodbye to corporate life and launched her own business.
But just months after opening Picnic, her children’s play centre, the pandemic hit. 😳
Fast forward, and not only is Erika running a successful and growing business, but she's also back in the corporate world, thriving as the UK general manager of Constant Contact. 🏆
How does she manage it all? And what lessons has she learned along the way?Here’s why you need to tune in 🎧
Be inspired by a woman who is winning at managing it all – a successful side hustle, fulfilling corporate job, marriage and motherhood – and hear Erika’s advice if you’re looking to do the same. Plus, discover the fab free tool Constant Contact has developed that every business owner looking to generate leads needs.
Here’s what to listen out for:
[02:41] The rollercoaster of starting a business during the pandemic.
[06:07] How launching a business can actually help boost your corporate career.
[08:49] How Constant Contact can take your business to the next level.
[12:52] How Erika generated leads in her own business using Constant Contact.
[16:54] What lessons has Erika learned while balancing it all?
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"Wear the shoes, buy the tickets, do the stuff, make the memories."
This isn't just a catchy mantra for Michelle Betts – it’s the philosophy that has carried her through life’s biggest decisions, including two major career breaks.
Following a decade at the same company, Michelle dared to take the leap and start her own social media consultancy.
And after being named ‘The Most Influential Woman on Social Media in the UK’, she’s proof that bold moves can lead to incredible success.
🎧 Why you should tune in
If you’re dreaming of becoming your own boss but can’t seem to find the courage to hit "send" on that resignation letter, Michelle’s story is exactly the inspiration you need. She opens up about the fears she’s faced, how she overcame them, and the unexpected moments – such as a celebrity encounter – that have fueled her journey.
What to listen out for:
Here’s what to listen out for:
[03:01] What’s the greatest fear around taking a career break?
[05:30] Michelle’s social media successes and Zoopla’s Property Power 100 List.
[08:10] How Michelle started her social media consultancy.
[11:04] What fears and doubts arise when starting a business and how do you overcome them?
[14:26] Hear about a celebrity meet-up and how it inspired Michelle’s novel.
[16:09] Why Michelle called her business By Jove Media.
[17:31] The motto Michelle lives by.
Could social media open the door to a flexible career you’ve been looking for? If you want to strike out on your own, Michelle’s story is for you.
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It’s Q4 of 2024, and we’re in the golden quarter! 💛
It’s when peeps like to flash their cash thanks to events such as Diwali, Thanksgiving, Black Friday, and Christmas, making it a prime time for both product- and service-based businesses alike.
But because it’s so easy to get stuck in the daily grind working in your business – particularly during peak periods – this episode is perfectly timed to remind you to work on your business too, especially if you want to look beyond Q4 and make 2025 the year you slay your business goals.
If you haven’t got a clue where to start or the thought of planning for next month, let alone next year, sends you running for the hills, we’ve got your back. 💪🏽
Business strategist Charelle Griffith is here to help you plan like a pro.
Here’s why you need to tune in 🎧
Discover the vital step you’ve got to take if you want your plans to be effective, what KPIs you need to track so you can see what is and isn’t working (and what KPIs are if you’re scratching your head), plus the strategies you can implement to set you up for success in 2025.
Here’s what to listen out for:
[00:59] Why you need an annual plan for your business.
[06:06] What planning software should you use?
[08:21] Are you making offers at the best time for your customers or clients?
[12:33] Are you working out the actual number of days you have available to work?
[16:54] Why you need to capture wins along the way.
[20:37] What KPIs should you be recording?
[30:55] Don’t wait until 1 January 2025 to get started.
🚀 Ready to get set for 2025? Check out Charelle’s blueprint for business success now. Enjoy! ▶️▶️▶️
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Have you ever faced redundancy? It’s one of those moments that can feel like the rug is being pulled out from under you, but it can also open up a whole world of new possibilities!
For Anna Ison, leaving a job she loved after 20 years became a gateway to a whole new, exciting chapter – working as a social media manager from the comfort of home. 💻✨
But what’s life really like as a social media manager? How does Anna juggle clients, craft engaging content, and help businesses thrive?
🎧 Why you need to listen
If you’ve ever considered taking the plunge into life as a social media manager, now’s your chance to get the lowdown! Anna shares her journey, plus insider tips on what it takes to succeed in this flexible, fast-paced career. From mastering video content to AI secrets, this episode is packed with insights you won’t want to miss. 🔥
0:00 How Anna’s social media journey began.
3:07 The most common social media challenges businesses face (and how Anna solves them like a pro!).
4:31 What content is working for businesses right now?
6:37 Nervous about going on camera? Hear top tricks to help you shine on video.
8:39 A sneak peek into Anna’s Instagram Business Masterclass.
13:23 Is social media management the career for you? Anna spills the beans.
15:12 Anna and Joy’s thoughts on AI & ChatGPT and how you can leverage them for content magic. 🤖✨
🚀 Ready to revamp your career?
Tune in to get the tools, tips, and motivation to make the leap into social media management. Enjoy! ▶️▶️▶️
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There was a time when requesting to work from home (WFH) was like asking for the moon.
But once the pandemic hit and working from home became a necessity, we said hello to a diary full of Zoom meetings and saw nooks and crannies of our home become our workspace (thank you garden shed).
Of course, working from home has become the norm for women as they juggle work around illness, childcare or looking after an elderly parent, but one woman is intent on making the homeworking experience a whole lot better. ✨
Louise Goss created The Homeworker, a digital platform and printed magazine, after her career was interrupted, first by emigrating to Australia and then again by returning to the UK and having children. And because she couldn’t find a job that worked around her kids, she created her own. 👩💻
So, how has she made this a success?
Here’s why you need to tune in 🎧
In this episode, we tap into Louise’s expertise as a former broadcast journalist to gain top tips on camera confidence (because no one needs to be looking up your nose in a Zoom meeting!!!), and we also hear how Louise has monetised her magazine to create a revenue stream and a community of loyal fans.
Here’s what to listen out for:
[02:21] How emigrating to Australia sparked a business idea.
[06:53] Working from home is not shirking from home.
[11:30] Realising an idea.
[16;40] Top tips for being confident on camera.
[26;52] How to monetise a magazine.
Don’t take another Zoom meeting without popping in your AirPods for this. Enjoy! ▶️▶️▶️
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“I looked around and found that in the increasing busyness of life, people were, while being in almost constant communication, losing connection with others.”
– Amita Dinmore
Do you have a powerful vision brewing? A dream that’s been percolating away for ages?
When Amita Dinmore was inspired to trade in her teaching career for a bigger purpose – opening a community café in Hazelwood, Derbyshire – her vision wasn’t just her own. It was exactly what the local Parish Council had been dreaming of, too.
With no prior business experience, Amita turned her passion into reality. Today, her café isn’t just a place to grab a coffee—it’s a safe haven for the lonely, a supporter of local artisans, and a hub where people of all ages come together to volunteer and find purpose.
Here’s why you need to tune in
Amita shares tips, advice, and lessons from her journey. Whether you're dreaming of starting a café, launching a community space, or simply chasing your own dream, you won’t want to miss this one.
Here’s what to listen out for:
[04:42] Do you truly value yourself?
[05:32] What helped Amita set up the café?
[08:25] Hard-earned lessons from building a community hub.
[11:14] Why writing down your vision changes everything.
[13:54] What to do (and avoid) if you want to create a successful café or community space.
[14:44] What’s next for The Well-Kitchen?
Got a dream you’d love to achieve? Are you ready to do what you can with what you have and trust that it’s all going to work out? ▶️▶️▶️
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Whether you're a knitting ninja or a paintbrush prodigy, YouTube is THE place to share your creativity! But how do you turn your creative skills into a thriving channel? 🧶✨
Meet Anya Johnson, a crochet queen building a YouTube channel to supplement her income while she makes time to look after her grandchild.
From her colourful ‘Granie’ Squares to her cosy, rainbow-bright Confidence Cardigan, Anya’s channel is a go-to for vibrant inspiration and crafty know-how. But she’s not just sharing her art – she’s building a business and creating a community. 🚀
And having proved that she can master YouTube, Anya has taken on tech challenge after tech challenge by launching her own crochet course and self-publishing a book on Amazon (whoop!).
Here’s what to listen out for:
[02:28] The power of YouTube for creative crafters and makers.
[06:06] Do this to get comfortable on camera.
[07:41] Self-publishing on Amazon.
[08:30] Creating a fun Confidence Cardigan.
[09:44] The Sunflower Effect.
[20;39] How to make Shorts work for YOU.
So, if you’re still procrastinating about starting a YouTube channel and want to follow in Anya’s creative footsteps, press play now. ▶️▶️▶️
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What do you do if you’ve been out of work for a while, especially if your confidence is in freefall because you feel too old for the job market?
Sarah Glassey says she felt like she wasn’t just in a pickle after being out of work for nine months, but “stuck in a whole vat of pickles in a factory”. And with the stress and some major ANTs (automatic negative thoughts) making their presence felt – “I’m too old,” and “I don’t have the right skills” – life was not going Sarah’s way. 😬
So, how did she turn things around?
Here’s why you need to tune in
Sarah didn’t just lean into adding social media skills to her CV to land herself a new job. She discovered a whole heap of tools – including one from a 1980s advert for a chocolate bar and another from the film Cocktail – that have given her back her sense of self-worth and helped her get promoted.
Here’s what to listen out for:
[02:50] The stress of not knowing what to do next.
[06:50] Looking at things differently.
[10:31] What to do when you don’t have all the skills for a job.
[18:34] How do you go after a promotion?
[21:54] Do a skills inventory.
[24:30] How are you talking to yourself?
[27:10] The power of 5,4,3,2,1.
[28:54] Coughlin’s law.
[35:15] Are you too old or not too old yet?
So, if you’re stuck in a rut and don’t know what to do next or want to get back to work in a role you love, this episode is for you. ▶️▶️▶️
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What have you done recently outside your role as a partner, parent or professional? A guilt-free activity that is purely about having fun and leaves you saying, “I can’t believe I just did that”?
If you’re like most women, chances are you are prioritising everyone but yourself.
But author Eve Rodsky believes that carving out time to explore the gifts, talents and interests that make you you is a necessity if you want to live a happier, more fulfilled life.
But how do you do that, how do you communicate that to those around you, and how do you get over the guilt and shame?
Here’s why you need to tune in
In this interview from the archives, Eve unpacks what a Unicorn Space is and describes her own failed attempt to find one using a Post-It note during the pandemic. She explores the communication styles of our CEO Joy and her husband Tim to demonstrate how you can have high cognition, low emotion conversations that let you implement boundaries and systems to ensure you have time for what Eve calls ‘daily flourishing’.
Here’s what to listen out for:
[01:00] What is Unicorn Space about?
[04:04] What is a Unicorn Space?
[08:33] The ‘Unavailable’ Post-It note.
[10:33] There is a formula for thriving.
[14:14] What is your communication style?
[21:26] What is your partner’s communication style?
[27:35] How do you communicate with yourself?
[35:09] Is Unicorn Space only for the privileged?
So, what will you do outside your role as a partner, parent or professional? Email us at [email protected] and let us know. ▶️▶️▶️
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⭐ Trigger warning: this episode touches on domestic abuse. If you are affected by any of the issues raised, head to TechPixies.com for details of organisations that can offer support.
How do you build a business when you can’t put your face or name online?
That was the reality for Mimi Glenn, who, having escaped domestic abuse, was found every time she was resettled and tried to go for a new job or re-establish her business.
Mimi realised she needed a business that wouldn't be disrupted if she needed to move.
And thanks to the skills she gained through her training at TechPixies, she now runs a thriving digital marketing consultancy business.
But when you can’t put your face or even your real name out into the world for fear of being found again, how do you engage with clients and build a reputable brand?
Here’s why you need to tune in
Mimi joins Joy for a brave discussion about the steps she took to protect her safety while running her business, how the TechPixies community has provided her with a safe, supportive space to reaffirm her skills, and how she’s structured her business. Plus, hear about the incredible charity Mimi is creating for those who have experienced domestic and sexual abuse and need help to set up their businesses safely online.
Here’s what to listen out for:
[02:44] How do you build a business without being visible online?
[06:41] How do you post on social media when you don’t want to be visible?
[10:21] How have you structured your business?
[14:09] If you’re working for free, do this.
[22:49} Always have a contract in place.
[26:30] The impact of TechPixies.
[31:01] Support Mimi’s charity for women looking for support after domestic abuse.
There’s so much to take away from this episode, so press play now and be inspired.
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Redundancy, death of a parent, separation and divorce. 🫨
If you were faced with all three in the space of a year, would you dive back under the duvet and retreat from the world, or would you hit the reset button?
For Kathryn Conway, life’s lemons offered a chance to reassess the path she was walking through life, and it led her to the door of TechPixies.
Drawn to the caring sense of community and the effervescence of founder Joy Foster, this is the story of how a journey that started with upskilling in social media led to Kathryn becoming TechPixies’ copywriter and funnel builder, getting to see the inside of a business she is passionate about.
Here’s why you need to tune in
From Kathryn’s favourite TechPixies ‘Joyisms’ to how the life-changing DreamBuilder® Program helped her process her divorce, this episode is a testament to the strength found in the shared experiences of a supportive community and the power of ‘this or something greater still’.
Here’s what to listen out for:
[02:08] TechPixies finds you when you need it most.
[05:47] Keep your eyes on your own boat.
[13:03] How Kathryn got her job at TechPixies.
[19:12] Being allowed to thrive.
[27:39] Learning to forgive through the DreamBuilder® Program.
[31:10] This or something greater still.
[35:41] Trusting your gut instinct.
If you’re feeling stuck about the direction you should take next in life or need a reminder of what’s possible when you simply say yes to investing in yourself, this is the episode for you.
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“We don’t wait until all our teeth have fallen out to go to the dentist. So why do we wait until we’re in crisis to deal with our mental health?” 🤷
This is just one of the brilliant nuggets dropped by Kathryn Cettina, who jumped onto the Sparkle and Thrive Podcast to chat about MYNDUP, a platform that aims to ensure mental health care and wellbeing in the workplace is proactive, not just reactive.
Because for too long employees have waited until they’re in crisis to seek help, and once they reach out, they often discover they’re not at the right level of crisis to warrant treatment. 🤯
Here’s why you need to tune in
Learn how MYNDUP is plugging a gap in the market for timely care across a range of specialisms delivered by qualified professionals. Hear about the criteria you need to meet to become a MYNDUP coach or therapist and start spreading the word to your HR department or pals in workplaces around the globe.
Here’s what to listen out for:
[00:55] What is MYNDUP?
[02:01] The health crisis that sparked the need for MYNDUP.
[04:52] Removing barriers to mental health care.
[09:10] Is it possible to become a MYNDUP coach?
[13:52] What can you get help with on the app?
To learn more, press play now ▶️▶️▶️
Let’s spread the word and make mental health care accessible for everyone!
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You need to pull on a pair of brave pants if you’re serious about making some major shifts in your life. But once you’ve got some tools in your locker, those shifts needn’t be as scary as you first imagine.
Just ask Clare Learoyd. 💪
Forced to pivot from a plan for face-to-face to online Pilates classes as the Pandemic took hold, Clare Learoyd has gone from feeling afraid of social media to a complete shift in mindset about what she’s capable of. 🧘
Clare says making micro changes and their ripple effect has enabled her to go after her dream job with the RNLI and create an online business that means she won’t be having to ‘hook her knickers her foot to get them on when she’s 90’. 😂
Here’s why you need to tune in
Hear how TechPixies has helped Clare change her life and how the mindset tips and tricks she’s picked up benefit not just Clare but her daughter, too. Plus, discover what happens when you get out of autopilot and start creating a vision and practising daily gratitude.
Here’s what to listen out for:
[00:45] The words you use matter.
[03:22] The power of pilates for pelvic floor.
[05:18] The history of pilates.
[10:31] Feeling afraid of social media.
[12:27] Getting to where you want to be.
[15:54] Landing the dream job.
[18:06] The Brave Thinking Activation Tool.
[21:57] Don’t worry about the how.
[23:28] Write a gratitude journal.
And if you’re keen to improve your health and wellbeing, Clare’s online Pilates classes could be just what you’re looking for. Press play now and sign up to her classes here. ▶️▶️▶️
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We all want to spend time doing the things we love most.
But commitments – job, family, home – often keep us rooted in the same daily grind.
For Helen Baker, who’s chosen to go after her ultimate dream of having the time freedom to sail around the world with her partner aboard a yacht, this podcast episode reveals the steps Helen’s taken to make this dream a reality faster than she thought possible. ⛵
From mindset shifts and creating a marketing consultancy business that allows her to work with clients anywhere she can find an internet connection to fixing up a boat that will become her floating home from home, Helen is well on the way to achieving the vision she crafted for her life. 🌈
Here’s why you need to tune in
Come and hear the work that Helen is doing to ensure she and her partner are sipping Champagne in the sun on their yacht asap, and why creating scaffolding images and surrounding herself with Partners in Believing are key. And discover how Helen is using the techniques she’s learnt in our DreamBuilder® Program to help her clients realise their dreams.
Here’s what to listen out for:
[00:54] Making a mindset shift.
[03:26] Creating more time freedom.
[08:04] When stepping back is a good thing.
[10:59] Collapsing time.
[14:10] How to weather the storms of life.
[19:36] Do you have Partners in Believing?
[21:23] Working in an area you’re passionate about.
[28:16] Don’t let people say you can’t do it.
Helen is proof that that doing the work works. So, what dreams would you love to make a reality? Press play and find out what’s possible. ▶️▶️▶️
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A car park full of sticky notes? Say what? 🤔
You’ll have to tune in to find out exactly what our guest Helz Jones means by this, but let’s just say that it’s a genius trick for capturing dreams and goals.
Because if you’re anything like Helz, once you get cracking on a vision for your life, you’ll find that ideas designed to help make your dream a reality will pop up by the truckload.
Three years after creating her vision, Helz has become a bravery and empowerment coach with a love of open-water swimming. And after moving to Australia and getting married in Hawaii, Helz is literally living her dream. 🌈
Here’s why you need to tune in
If you like a podcast episode packed with motivational tips and tricks, press play now because Joy and Helz are dropping one inspirational nugget after another. From concepts like body doubling and taking daily action steps to the big 3 and why your calendar is one of the most transformational tools in your locker, you’ll love the energy and enthusiasm Joy and Helz create.
Here’s what to listen out for:
[02:39] Focus on a vision for your life.
[03:22] What is the time machine?
[06:54] Do you feel loved, safe and valued?
[11:46] Realising you’re a co-creator in your life.
[14:28] Why your calendar is a transformational tool.
[21:13] The power of the Big 3.
[23:02] Why you need to create a car park.
So, for nothing but good vibes, you know what to do! ▶️▶️▶️
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